Lexology November 21, 2025
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  • California’s AB 1415 expands the scope of entities required to submit advance notice to the Office of Health Care Affordability (OHCA) in advance of a proposed agreement or transaction.
  • The new law requires private equity, hedge fund investors, and management service organizations (MSOs), and other “noticing entities” to notify OHCA 90 days prior to any proposed agreement or transaction.
  • AB 1415 defines “noticing entity” as a (i) private equity group or hedge fund, (ii) newly created business entity created for the purpose of entering into agreements or transactions with a health care entity, (iii) management services organization, or (iv) an entity that owns, operates, or controls a provider, regardless of whether the provider is currently operating, providing...

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